RULE BY DATA: THE END OF MARKETS?
The author explores data as a source and a means of governance that will likely replace both markets and the law. Topics discusses include the possible rule by data via the vast data amounts in big tech companies, the trading of goods and services for money, with a series of transactions revealing t...
| Published in: | Law & Contemporary Problems Vol. 83; no. 2; pp. 102 - 126 |
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Duke University
2020
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